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Christ’s New Address completes a six-volume series of sermons by Bruce Taylor based on the Common Lectionary (Revised). Together, they provide a theologically rich, sacramentally reflective, ecumenically compatible, and biblically centered collection of proclamations for Sundays and major feast days. An appendix to this volume offers a sermon preached as a departure from the lectionary following the tornado that devastated Norman, Oklahoma, when the author was serving as a pastor in Ponca City. His sermons bear strong evidence of his commitment to Christian unity and dedication to the church’s heritage as well as his conviction of its contemporary relevance through corporate witness and individual discipleship. Included in this compilation for the second half of the church year, featuring Gospel readings from Luke, are several story sermons that illustrate the use of this form of preaching within the lectionary framework. Christ’s New Address is offered for use by preachers and devotional readers alike, who will find it an engaging invitation to the beauty of sacramental worship and the comfort and challenge of the scripture passages that are commended for Christian worship in the lectionary cycle.
“Throughout my career as a professional church musician, I have
listened to countless sermons. Bruce Taylor’s collection was a
pleasure to read and stands out as some of the best. They are full
of warmth, experience, wisdom, and a healthy dash of humor. Surely
this volume will serve as an inspiration to all those preaching
regularly. I highly recommend this valuable resource.”
—H. Michie Akin, Founding Artistic Director, St. Matthew’s
Cathedral Arts
Bruce Taylor, a retired Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) minister
and attorney, lives in Colorado. In his youth, he was president of
the National Junior Classical League, and then graduated from
Northwestern University, the University of Denver, the Iliff School
of Theology, and Union Theological Seminary in Virginia. A pilot
and amateur archaeologist, he has served Presbyterian congregations
in Texas, Nebraska, Kansas, Nevada, and Oklahoma. He is the author
of five previous Wipf and Stock titles.
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